Lab Results, Values, and Interpretation (CBC, BMP, CMP, LFT)
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- Опубліковано 9 лип 2024
- Interpreting clinical laboratory test results/blood tests with Dr. Seheult. This is the first video from the CBC Results Explained Clearly Series: www.medcram.com/courses/CBC-L...
In this course, renowned instructor Dr. Seheult concisely explains the key components of how to read CBC blood test results including:
- An understanding of each possible Complete Blood Count result: leukocytosis, leukopenia, anemia, polycythemia, neutropenia, thrombocytopenia, and thrombocytosis.
- Initial management and treatment recommendations based on the CBC result - including blood transfusions and protocols for procedures in hospitals
- A breakdown of each component of the CBC: White Blood Cells (WBCs), Hemoglobin (Hgb), Hematocrit (Hct), Platelets (Plt), and MCV.
- Guidelines for when to order a CBC, the frequency to use for follow up labs, and tips for following serial CBCs
- A clinical perspective of CBC nuances, pitfalls, and patterns
- Quiz questions to reinforce core concepts and help you study
Join Dr. Seheult for the next video in this series at www.medcram.com/courses/CBC-L...
𝗛𝗶𝗴𝗵𝗹𝗶𝗴𝗵𝘁𝘀 𝗼𝗳 𝘁𝗵𝗶𝘀 𝘃𝗶𝗱𝗲𝗼 𝗶𝗻𝗰𝗹𝘂𝗱𝗲:
- General principals of clinical lab results analysis, assessing lab errors
- Review of the SOAP note and how lab data falls under the objective category
- What normal laboratory values mean, lab trends, lab errors
- Outliers, lab pearls, ordering labs, abnormal lab reports, and more
Instructor: Roger Seheult, MD
Co-Founder of MedCram.com
Clinical and Exam Preparation Instructor
Board Certified in Internal Medicine, Pulmonary Disease, Critical Care, and Sleep Medicine.
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Is there an app that we can just plug the data into? My results are confusing. I have many highs and lows. My lows are WBC, neutrophils, triglycerides, and chloride. My highs are monos, total cholesterol, HDL, LDL, ALT, and High sensitivity C reactive protein. Some of these seem contradictory so I’d definitely like to triangulate the results. If there is an app out there please let me know.
Dr. Seheult, I can't begin to tell you how appreciative I am for all your videos. I'm not a nurse or a doctor, but I can hold my own in a medical discussion. Your efforts are very appreciated. Thank you ! David, Perth Australia
Great work! I look forward to the rest of the series!
You sir make interesting videos... seriously I work in lab and now it’s so much fun and exciting!! Looking forward for more videos! Keep up the great work. God bless!
nobody spoke this clearly about philosophy behind lab reports
You , Sir are a great orator
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Thanks for this great work. I hope you upload the rest of the lectures. Thanks again
ER nurse here. You have one of if not the best channels on UA-cam.
Outstanding presentation! I’m learning how to read my own blood tests. This helped me immensely. Thank you!
Better analogy thinking about the lab as instruments! Great post as usual!
thanks for such wonderful explanation,found it really useful
Love your videos. Thank you for sharing.
This man is absolutely amazing! I came here to get a better understanding of my blood test results and if I should use a different lab. I feel that this doctor either has done a lot of research into flying a plane or he is also a pilot. Everything he said about being a pilot is what I was taught in flight school; we are to trust our instruments. I’m not confident my blood test results are accurate because of how I’m feeling. The test results are similar to the instruments and you should trust both. I began thinking about an infamous aircraft accident, Air France 447 that crashed in the middle of the Atlantic because of several factors, one being inexperience and 2. Both pilots did as they were taught to trust their instruments, mean while the aircraft was in a stall and rapidly descending at more than 10,000 feet per minute. With that said I’m using a different lab.
Nice Video! I like this series!
My monocytes are 6. My doctor thought nothing of it. Although I compalined about chronic fatigue. He told me to do something that makes me happy and exercise.
Thanks for sharing such important info.
Thank you for the comment!
What app do y’all use that has that black background??
Why don’t they do a full thyroid test w reverse t4? Everyone I know with hypothyroidism has “normal” tsh. Is it too expensive? Do they not care? Not know?
Excellent information....thanks for sharing.
Thanks for sharing, this is good to know.
Would you explain INR blood work? Or, have you already?
Hi Roger from Medcam thanks for the nice video's your channel shows. I have a technical question... how do you make your black board animations, is there a simple programma for? it would be very helpfull for us also here to explain our research projects. Can you help me out ? regards. arthur
Are going to be uploading the rest of the series here on UA-cam or do we have to buy the course on your website? Would you consider uploading your videos here as well? Please
Really? Of course you need to buy his videos. After all there is no free lunch ! Besides he actually supplies something useful and needed. The $$$ he makes allows him to do this teaching. Do you work for free? I don’t ...because I cannot afford to work for free in our capitalist society. So do the ethical thing -- buy his video --and be thankful it is such a great product!
Very informative thank you
I’m deadass impressed about how confidently and accurately you talked about the aircraft stuff. Are you like a personal pilot or did you do research?
Private Pilot here! Loved it!
Great “stuff” I plan to do this.!
I'm a pilot working on my instrument rating and as soon as you came out with that analogy I thought "Hey, that makes sense!"
Is an arterial blood gas and/or an urinary D-lactate the best tests for acidosis?
very useful
thank u sir
Can you tell me what the RBC results would look like in a patient with pernicious anemia and iron deficiency at the same time? I developed peripheral neuropathy, but my MCV stayed right at 99 or 100 for quite a while. Finally it went to 101 and my B12 was 252 (250 to ~1100 was normal range), but my doctor still didn't make the connection. The psychiatrist he sent me to put me on B12 injections, and after several months, I could see improvement. What do the RBCs look like? Is iron usually measured directly when the RBCs look normal? I've been curious about this for years, but never find the answers when I look into it.
hi medcram!how to interpret blood test result of hepatitis b patient to know if he rquires treatment or not or virus is active or not harming him?
Thank You
Very informative but do u recommend any book for reference
Well Mr. Wattson we have your lab results back and well....
This video answered zero questions. It was more of an overview or an outline for “what’s to come” in a course.
in the example above with K result shooting over, it is more likely to note it isnt about mixed up test but more likely issues on extraction, like fishing, clenching of fist by the patient, or prolonged tourniquet. it is almost impossible to mixed to mix up patients sample cos samples are labelled with bar codes unless you're a clumsy laboratorian. just saying hehe
Can you do a video about the use of Immediate spin, warming by 37, using DDT, and enzyme on Direct antiglobulin test ?
Question: can a blood test can detect a respiratory problems like bronchitis or pneumonia??
Thanks
My result say's with NHGB. What is the meaning of that?
The lab results of my magnesium RBC is 8.3 H it's marked High. I am 64 yrs old female who doesn't drink alcohol but this year I drank 1 glass of wine but I don't smoke.
I don't take supplements just eating foods. I always heard that eating bananas to get magnesium i just read that all the juices that I drank were for good health. Has magnesium. Should I be worried?
Hello. Thanks for putting this channel together. I have a mobile lab and would love to post some of your videos in the “ learning corner” section of my website. All credit will be given to you.
The intro music is Medical Video appropriate.
Okay the basic equipment and making big are easy but the plant will be closed system with anti bacterial air-conditioned system.
Too bad I can't find a doctor like this at the Va hospital smdh...
Those has standards and computations
I heard this scientist on her UA-cam channel, talk about the benefits of magnesium necessary for Vitamin D absorption, but said magnesium blood test are not reliable, but she did not elaborate why exactly, what do you people think?
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Also don’t forget good ol fashion physical assessments !!! You can know some of these things , then confirm with labs
I'm sorry I thought you'd go through all the parameters and explain ranges and changes none of that at all
This doesn’t really breakdown any test results and what they mean. Also the most common result for a randomly high potassium would be hemolysis from a bad blood draw or hard stick patient, which is pretty common to see, and easy to notice in a lab when the plasma portion is red instead of yellow
The patient IS the plane lol
Hope they don’t crash lol
The more I watch or read about understanding lab blood results the more confused I get. K.I.S.S.
wtf
You haven't answered lab interpretation, , Your plane analogy doesn't answer. ...